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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
REVIEW OF THE REALTY MARKET.
Outside Capital Continues to Seek Investment
in Indianapolis-Th Weeks Transfers.

While the realty market has not yet begun to
manifest that degree of activity which dealers
have been looking forward to. the general tone
OF the business is exceedingly encouraging Not
only are values. a rule. fully and firmly up
held. but in many quarters of the city there is q
decided tendency for advance in prices.
Money IL easy and is seeking investment, and
all the real estate agents that not for years
has there been such an influx of outside capital
for use both in direct investment in real estate
and for loaning upon real estate security. There
are still great many property holders who are
unwilling to part with their property until they
have seen the gas problem solved, and this tends
70 check active operation some. Outside
business property continues to receive consider
able attention, and finds ready sale. The
best business men think that the most
encouraging fe allure of the situation Is the fact
that there Is no speculation, and the property
sold, both in the business and resident districts,
Is taken by the purchaser for immediate i'm
provement This phase of the market is quite
prominent a. it was six months ago, and il
gives promise of heavy building operations next
year. There 10 probability of squirt in the
market between now and the 1st of January. and
dealers are expecting very Lively business after
that date. Indianapolis, like all the larger
cities undoubtedly injured by the
rush to California the last few months" said one
dealer yesterday. "bnt it Is now beginning to
look as if there is not much of chance to make
anything in that direction. Consequently. the
money that might have gone there is being used
at nome, and much Eastern capital that was
headed toward California has been diverted by
the advantages OF the nstural.gas region, and
will seek Investment here"
The business done the last week was a consid-
srable Improvement over several weeks proceed
Ing. Ninety-oue desds were received for record
by ths county recorder, calling for exchange
or SlS3, SIS. The bulk of the deals were In I'M
improved property in all parts of the city. The
nn!morovei lots the principal streets
rapidly being taken mp, but the greatest activi-
" Is. perhaps, In the rapidly growing suburbs.
which offer extra inducements for manufactur-
eTs Bybee q Pratt recently subdividsi a
tract of land IN West Indian apolis and their lots
are going oil very rapidly. There were bat few
yery large transfers recorded during the week
The one representing the largest sum was that
Of Mary A. Evans and others to the Evans Lin
heed Oil Company. The transfer was only q
formal one. made necessary By connecting the
business into corporation instead of pri vate
partnership. The transfer OF a
Bix-acre tract Of land, together with
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
Gents Furnishing Dept.

1t is long time since we have
said anything to you about Shirts,
Collars and Cuffs, ETC., but you
know very well that our Unlaun-
dered Shirts are the best to be had.
We keep up our lines at SOC, 75c,
size and 81.
We have a few Canton Flannel
Night Shirts that will be comforta-
BILE when the cold nights come on.
We sell all our Linen Collars at
12ac, which are the same goods that
are sold at zoe. All the newest
styles may be had at our depart
ment.
We have over 200 dozen Ties and !
Scarfs from 25c to SOC; also Sus-
penders and everything pertaining
to first-class Mems Furnishing
Stock.
We sell very good Laundared
Shirt at 81.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20

the new mill erected thereon. lying
west of the city the Belt railroad. The con-
sideration was $40. 900. David ID. Long sold his
residence at the corner of College avenue and
Forest avenue, to Sallie A. Thompson for 81. 600.
The Equitable Trust Company transferred to
Andrew j. Applegate the vacant lot on West
Washington street. near West street. for Sc, 900,
and George kothe sold to John w. aud Ed
ward Schmidt the block now occupied by Peter
j. Barry a saloon. on East Market street,
near East, for Sc, 600.
The building season is about over and the few
permits that are being issued for repairs
and additions. During the week fifteen permits
were issued calling for an expenditure of about
Sc 000 There is still vast amount of work
unfinished. and contractors say that they have
enough work under way to keep them employed
during favorable weather until spring.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
FOR FANCY WORK.

A great many ladies are making
fancy work now for Christmas
presents, and we want to say to ev-
cry one that we have all the desira-:
BILE Yarns, such as Spanish, Worst
ed, Germantown, Saxony, Elder
Down, Zephyrs, etc., etc.
We have just received a very
large line of Florasene Sprays,
Buds. ETC., etc., that are just what
you want; also Balls and Ornaments
in all colors Macrame Cards in all
colors.
These can all be found at our
Yarn Department, where also you
will find the largest assortment of
Stamped Linen goods.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
THE STOCK is ALL TAKEN
The Gas Trust Raises a Round Half
Million Dollars in Subscriptions.
Several Prominent Men Make Up a Deficiency
of $4,000 After the Work of the
Canvassers Is Completed.

The Consumers Trust last evening completed
its preliminary work in obtaining subscriptions
for the full amount of its capital stock. During
she day some of the canvassers found il anything
but easy 10 get additional subscriptions, and,
when the reports were turned 10, the sum re-
CURED was still several Thousand dollars short
A confidence was felt however, that the balance
would be made MP out of a reserve of pledges
from persons who held themselves in readiness
70 further increase their subscriptions. if neces-
Bary. There were present to hear the result
men who could have subscribed s25, 900 without
experiencing any embarrassment, and there
were others among the small holders who
doubt would have stepped in and flied the
breach rather than see the subscriptions fail
the eve of success. When Colonel Lilly had
completed his calculations he announced that
SIC, 900 was needed to finish the work. John P.
Frenzsl added 81, 900 to his subscription, John
n. Shaw followed with another thousand, and
in turn came Frederick Fahnley, Haugh, Ketch-
am & Co.. Eli Lilly and Peter Lieber with like
amounts, leaving the subscriptions still $4,000
short. hull occurred which Nicholas McCarty
and Judge Lamb broke by subscribing together
$1,000. j. F. Pratt signed for 81, 900 more, and
so did E. f. Claypool. Herman Leber took
$3.50 worth. and Hetheringeon & Berner $3.50.
These amounts made up the $500. 900. and, when
it was announced, three rousing cheers were
given. In all, there about 500 subscribers
the average number of shares to each being
fraction over four From the subscriptions 360
shares subscribed conditionally were eliminated.
The $500, 900 subscribed represents bona fde
subscriptions.
The result was announced from the stage at
the theaters, and the audiences welcomed it with
enthusiastic applause. Tomorrow morning the
directors will hold meeting to arrange for their
future work
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
An Analysis of Natural Gas.

Analyses have been made of natural gas from
the Greenfield and Noblesville territory. That
from the latter has greater number OF heat
units, it il claimed, while the Greenfield gas
possesses more illuminating power. The illu-
minating qualities of the Greenfield product are
said to be superior account of an assumed
nearness 90 oil field. 1t is possible that the
Consumers Trust will pipe from the Hancock
county district. well from the Hamilton
county field but when its representatives were
before the County Commissioners yesterday. in
regard to the right of way intimation
given to any settled plan for a route They
asked the com missioners to grant exclusive
privileges. but to leave the county roads open to
any company. It can be done, they said. by pass
ing general order allowing the companies to
use what ever roads they desire, provided the
several routes do not conflict with each other
The commissioners said it would be better for
each company to name Its route. The matter
will be heard and decided on Monday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
Taste in QYerccats.

Yesterday was q day to make one think of
overcoats By the way. how little taste is often
shown in the selection of material for over
coat, and, worst of all, in selecting tailor to
give the garment the necessary cut, style and
finish. Many persons who are particular as to
the make of their other garments do not appear
to know that overcoat can be made beautiful
and well-ftting--a very different affair from
walking about in a thing that looks like a pea
nut sack. A. NJ. Williams, at No. Sc West
Washington street, Bates House Block, prides
himself on making overcoats that have charac-
ter about them, overcoats that gentlemen will
be delighted to wear.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
HOLIDAY GOODS.

We have sixty-eight cases of
Holiday Goods in our basement,
which will be opened during the
coming week. Also thirty-one
cases of Books, and fifteen cases
and barrels of Silverware. Our
lines of Holiday Goods will be very
attractive this season. Our Dolls
are already on sale, at prices from
10c to $3.50.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
Disabling an Illusion.

A customer yesterday expressed surprise to
find that Kelleher. the halter. at his new place,
the handsomest hat house in the West, kept in
stock the Dunlap. Knox and Youmans hats.
Mr.. Kellsher. in explanation. said that he did:
that no had exclusive control of any of
these brands. He still further surprised the in
qurer by the statement that be sold them at
So so, while other houses asked SIS for them.
He sold the customer two OF the hats at that
figure which was a very agreeable way of dis
pelli ne an illusion.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
Natural Gas for Upton.

Special to the INDIANAPOLIS journal.
Upton. Nov. 19.-The City Council passed an or
dinance giving exclusive franchise Lima, o.,
parties to lay mains throughout the city and pipe
natural gas to this place. They have given bonds in
the of $5. 900. and to assume all response
bility OF the franchise holding good 1t stpulates
that said parties shall have full control for the period
of ten years. Work will DO commenced at once, and
the price the will be 20 per ceui. below
the cost of wood and coal at their present market
yrirax
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
The Wind Howled

And the snow fell yesterday. It was the frat
dash of cold weather, and was welcome. 1t
blew quite number of gentlemen who haC
been waiting for a reminder of winter into
Norb Landerafs merchant tailoring establish
ment. No. 80 North Illinois street. Y. NJ. c.. A.
building. where they left their orders for over
coatngs He has the handsomesr goods in the
market and makes them up in frst-class style
at reason sble prices
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
Tn Eninnras.

Henry Smith, Nos 80 and Al North Illinois
street. 10 the only place in the city where all kinds
of game incident to the season can be found His
bill of fare includes quail on toast. prairie chick
en-, pheasant venisou, ETC., IS well as fresh
shrimp fresh Holsters, fresh mackere, lamb
pies. sweet breads and oysters in all STYLES.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
Excursion Rates to California Points

VANDALIA
Are ways rs low as by other routes, aside from
the very superior facilities afforded unequaled
parlor and sleeping-car service. smooth, easy
riding track, quick time and sure connections.
Tickets going by one route and returning by an
other. or going and returning by the same
Intending tourists and one-way passengers
will find it to their advantage to call upon
GEORGE REcH, Ticket Agent Penna. Lines.
No. AZ. corner Washington and Illinois streets,
or TO address
II. r. DEkING, Asst G.. P. A. Vsndalia Line,
Indianapolis. Ind.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
A New Drive.

There's a new business house at No. 90 North
Illinois street that is attracting much attention
1t bears the significantname of ID B. McDon-
ough's Bargain House." and thousands of
thrifty buyers have found 1t to be all that it's
name implies in the way of genuine bargains.
The Bargain House" carries good lines of
oueensware, China ware. glass ware. water sets,
tin ware, lamps, kitchen utensils, table cutlery,
etc. Ali these goods afford big profits. but the
profit of 10 or 10 per cent. Soft pays to trade
there.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
New Glasses In Dancing.

Professor Brenneke is forming new classes in
dancing for ladies and gentlemen; also for
children. Those who wish to begin now, please
call at his Academy. over Pfaflin's Music Store,
at any time this week
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
HOSIERY.

25 dozen all Wool Factory knit
Hose for children, sizes 81 to 81, all
cardinal, prices 35c or 3 for 81.
They are excellent value.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
Christmas Novelties

Paul Krauss has them in everything that per-
-tains to dressing gowns, gentlemen's underwear
and neckwear of all kinds. Also, fine stock of
gloves and stock of fine gloves
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
Keen Your Feet Warm

BY wearing new Patent Cork-eole shoes. fo
ladies and gents. G. Friedgen, sole agent, q
North Pennsylvania street, Etna Building.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20

GREAT reduction in Life-size Bromo- Crayon
Work. Pictures reduced from $40 each to So
until after the holidays at the Now York Gal
lery. No. 39I East Washington street. Come
early. Also call and see Cabinet Photographs
at 90 cents a dozen.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20

HATs-AT styles at lowest prices at Seaton' s
hat store, % North Pennsylvania street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
DR.. E. T. Montague

Has opened Rooms, parlor and 81 Stewart
Place. North Illinois street for free treatment of
Gta4a nh
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20

BEDROOM sets, all prices, at VIM L. Elders.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20

California Excursions,
Nov % and 30. Cali st l., B. d W. ticket Office
1873 S. Illinois street
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-23
wenaH % Lapr,
Notes And oasrsssI


seine fev years $50 vas reading 3
eass reported 10 tbe newspapers IN
which 9 Rsptiemsn had knocked . cab
q . down becarse be had been impeF
tinenf to his wife, aad it appeared from
ne evidence hhst the chief insult I'D
dressed 10 the lady By the eabmau was
that be called her woman This
led me 10 consider, not for she frss
time, why 10 vas that woman. applied
a. mode Of address 70 any female, il
generally considered ss an Insult. I vas
reminded TIE other day again Of this
peculiar ssnsitiveness on the part Of the
femaie ssx By another case reported 10
the newspapers, IN which, speaking Of 3
basebeF, the reporter said -the lady that
Mr.. married vas 9 barmaid.1
Apart from the snob6ish tendency 10
call every person Who wears pettieoats
lady there u decided pfejl ice, almost
universally entertained, against address
ing any woman when We love and re-
speot b. What may be called her generic
title. And it will be nsted By anyoue
Who has taken the pains 10 make a1y
careful obsefvati on this sabfect that
she preindics il mainly entertained
against the nss Of The vocstivs case.
For instance, none Of ne would think IL
deEogatoFy 20 speak Of our wives or
mothers ~ being charming. clever, er
beautiful "gsmeno Bat none Of us,
unless be vas speaking IN anger or in
strong rebuke, would address either bis
mother. HE wife, or bis sister as
"uoman;' and. STANCE TO say, tits
prejndioe does not seem to be Of modern
data
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-23

Pailadsiphia PFess
Cert4insg enc Of the most p4infai a.
ties 70 which 50 etdsFiy bsebeIoF nza BE-
subisneed IL tbs admiration ~ babies
aenlaadsd b. fbeiF nn0theEg. The cor
diEians becnme aousiy gFisss1s wnsn
TIE inf4nt ssenns - ,p0ssss8 10 gual1nca-
tfons FER cTaise. Il u01't % 70 szY,
H2dsms, tbat IL TIE uRlissl child
ever ssHF and il j. also dff6s4ii - pre-
variasss and best0g tbs FsqsIEed praise.
One bachelor u . oo1seisntioas nstzfe.
aesordinR 10 the Troy Tines. Feeently
solved . pfobism. UD0n . visit 70
fFieBd's house. be vas presented 70 an
especially aaiy spseimsn u bald, tsoth-
les and sxpras8i0uIsss infancy. NOV,
isn't be = b<aulyf :. demAnded the
pser father. The bachelor Fsfrained
fFom replying and remained silens.
Isn'i be the lovalieat baby you ever
aaw ID youF life?" said the moaheR,
pKsssinR the answer. The visitor iosked
confused Asd hsiplesz. bat finally
smile iiiuminsttd kis csnntenanoa, and
b. exclaimed. enthusiastically snd
ffpthfaliy. Wen. madame. tins q .
hafFr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-23
nrGEs 1en gAnILT rGAcE-
fTorsnso Mall

fTersnt0 Nail
RIrut-Ws nsy be quite sure that cur
vii Il likely 70 Be- crossed tedsy, - pre-
paFe for g.
eseond Ezsrybody in tie house has
"a evil naturs ~ weii ~ ourselves. and,
tksFsf0fs, we are nos 70 expsct 700 maeh-
ThiFd-fo learn The 4lasfsnt temper
~ eaah individual
Feagth- WhsneveE any good haDpena
10 ang one reioioe ~ II.
Fifth-Wb tnelinea 10 give IN an
nrF nuaweF. ~ count ten.
nixth--if fr0n Sickness, p1in o. tn
hrmity We feel ifritabls, 70 kesp . veSy
nafiet watch nvef ourselves.
Hevsnth-To observe when others are
snHerIna. and drop . word Of Kindness
and sgmpathy suited - thsir wants.
Ei1hth-To wsfah for littie opDoftani.
tsss u pleasing. aud - pas little annoy
anoea ca % the way.
Hinih--To take . cheerful vtsE Of
eFsEythlna,
Tsnfh-Iu 81 llssIs pleasures which
mas cesar 90 pot self last.
Eleysnah 10 Try for The soft answer
that ssturnsth nuAy WRATH
Tweifth vixen ~ have bean panied
b. 81 snksnd cord or deed, 70 ash our
asfveas Shave oct Often done the aame
and been foFaiyanl"
ThlffesDth--iu conversation not -
exalt ourselves. but 20 bring others Tor
yard.
FouFssepih--To be very gentle with
tie younaar onos. aud treat them with
respect. remembering that We once were
90unG.
Riftsenth - Never 20 Judge ons
smother. Sat 70 attribute q GOOD mstiSs
Hhsn we can.
eixteenih--Te compare our manifold
blessings with the tfifing annoyaases q
the day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-23

[sendAy Magazine

lSenday Magazine.I
(On seeing Leonardo da Vinci's great
painting, "fbe Face Of the Christ" 10
AasweFp Csihsdral.l
Hadst thou q visiOs, like the favored one
OF the Apocalypse, TO see that face
Enshrined In human, sympathetic
grace.
And yet 20 ave inspiring. a. II shons
Code perfect spiendoF in it's every
liner
Mercy Der warm home must have ever
kept
In those sweet eyes that for the world
have sept
Tears that were hAllow'd thfeaeh q
love divine.
Like Heavens svn light upon dark.
ened sea,
There falls upon us, in that gaze Sc
rene,
New life from the despised, meek
NaxArine.
Dear as his words Of rest. "Abids In me-"
Thou hast been led through all the
heavenly plains,
And Thy great hand has limn'd for as
thy Rainsl
Alexander L4monf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-23
FRKR rnaDR.

The reducsion Of internal revenue And
the taking OF Of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines. ne doabs has
largely benaffted the consumers. ~ well
as relieving the harden Of home man
nfastnrsrs. Espscially Is thia the case
with Green's Lsqhsse Flotesr md BosaAes's
GesnaH 8yFsp, - the rednction Of
thirty SIX osnts per dozen, has been
added 20 increase The sixs Of the bottles
containtnR thpse remedies. tbeFeoy
giving one- dfth rsoEe medicine IN the
75 eat si1e- The August Flosssr for
Dyspspsia and Liver Conpizinf, and
the GsFu.as SgTzp for COACH and Lang
tF0ablss. have. perhaps. TIE lAFRe9t sale
% any msdicines IN tie world he Id
vantaes of increased sizs Of The bottles
viii b greatly appreciated b ths SEX
and af1leied IN every town and village
IN civilized ooaatTssa. eamDle bottles
faR 70 csnta rsmaiE tie sams ssna. dal9w
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-23

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- ssstlsd 4 uemea poai9 on3T fksss
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sac ~ II 80 simpig ases 6sxaeB aooas
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aeda womeu fs fhts wsek2d Bsrid o
eass 80 Krsnd snt Go soeo - nlfnzss
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ss4 deiisass hns fkz1 separates tns s2iflt
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asri1R mez1taaenss - pfoFl1e boss
for N9fkigawoneers To- world NA5s1
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leesed - Fals fh4t h0me. No etetaFess
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faas ~ wfH - liberty a Al, w4a - Do
A4IsNNIINs M%aNN8aA
noa Fssgeasabla w8s 20 be 8dnitEed. sG6
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able fhss aid nos pEsfsF bare ea0by-
kage ID 4 magni3eens b1iidlnR b 3
h0uss 81 her oWn - 3 cheaper eKes9tons
Is foiIowed thas nons bot stiska and
stones Of women UsEe sxcects4 o. De
sired ttere5n. A. fhafs are few womsn
Il tbs wefid az oars, God Be thanked,
~ -
kaFs bso0ns a5solute stisks aEc stores,
sud moss % ttess are 10 cur eonseats.
ii followed thai the asn1n1e fell thS0uab.
The tFoabls 81 this servant aiFi busi-
49, hes Il she sane fstas feeiiBG tkat
ttis riah u,an died poassassd Of. Women
are TO apt 70 think ID q 4 servant b nos
fsapsesakls bseaa4s Ske has . beaas b.
eauAe ahe does nos consider hsFself r.
paid Ter q hard days work ~ she lsI
iisw8d 70 sft az tili 10 o'clock In her
nice warm tsben o. % she edas o. =
nice hard 90 bed and make ths apr0as
Rhien snake hsr lOok % stylish when
saa opens the ffSBt door for tie gel
eoas yoanR men that come eOuEting the
Daughters Of fhs house. en o'eiook is.
IL their minds, The lsmit 0f servants
FespeofahilitJ; q later hour, even Ia the
80 u > ~ VIZ - - AANANNA%f -
wedding of the ssc1nd eoasin, eF she
wAks Of TIE hfsi c0asin's baby, being
scored - . paipabis evasion Of ne
truth.
Whsn = nnsn are wiling 10 aliow 10
aaFsants the same freedom, 70 9 rsason-
able degree, that employers laIiew %
saIeagiris and sbopRirla. there viii BE-
many more nea', willing, respectable
girls seeking R0aiti0B' ~ housenaids
Than ihefe are nos. Bat tasl a. lang
8 womaa consider that fer IA month
they haze the inaiieaabie FiRht 70 nos
onlg . girls whsle strength, bat also
TIE privilege Of revising % o least
oommsntinR on girls slothes. bsauT.
morals aud ambitions. tast 20 long nay
they enjoy TIE poor comfort u being
saused, fooled and disappointed b. nins
cat q ten Of tier victims.